Rush Tickets

In October 2025, Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson announced the "Fifty Something" reunion tour, marking their first tour in over a decade. The tour will honor the late Neil Peart and celebrate the band's legacy.

Rush's Fifty Something Tour kicks off on June 7, 2026, at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles and concludes on December 15, 2026.

On their Fifty Something Tour, Rush will visit major cities including Mexico City, Fort Worth, Chicago, New York, and Toronto.

Rush is a Canadian rock band formed in 1968 in Toronto, Ontario. The classic lineup consisted of Geddy Lee (bass, vocals), Alex Lifeson (guitar), and Neil Peart (drums, lyrics). Known for their complex compositions and virtuosic musicianship, they became pioneers of progressive rock. Their 1976 album 2112 is particularly iconic, and their 1981 album Moving Pictures solidified their place in rock history. Peart's tragic passing in 2020 led to the band's hiatus.

n March 2025, Rush released the "Rush 50" box set, a comprehensive anthology celebrating their 50-year career. The set includes 50 tracks across seven LPs and four CDs, featuring previously unreleased material and selections from every studio album, live release, and deluxe reissue the band has officially released over the years.

Rush is known for their intricate compositions, progressive rock anthems, and musicianship. Some of their most popular and enduring songs include:

1. “Tom Sawyer” (1981) – Perhaps their most iconic track, from Moving Pictures, featuring Geddy Lee’s distinctive vocals and Peart’s dynamic drumming.

2. “Limelight” (1981) – A reflection on fame, also from Moving Pictures, showcasing the band’s melodic and lyrical depth.

3. “The Spirit of Radio” (1980) – From Permanent Waves, a tribute to the joy of music and radio, mixing hard rock riffs with complex rhythms.

4. “2112” (1976) – The epic, 20-minute suite that made them a progressive rock force; the title track from the album of the same name.

5. “Closer to the Heart” (1977) – A shorter, anthemic track from A Farewell to Kings, blending melodic accessibility with philosophical lyrics.

6. “Subdivisions” (1982) – A socially conscious song about suburban life from Signals, combining synthesizers with classic Rush guitar work.

7. “Fly by Night” (1975) – Early hit highlighting Geddy Lee’s vocals and Neil Peart’s lyricism after joining the band.

8. “Working Man” (1974) – From their debut album, a fan favorite that helped them gain attention in the U.S., especially in Cleveland radio.

These songs are staples on classic rock radio and continue to attract new listeners, thanks to streaming platforms.

Rush has received numerous awards and accolades over their career:

• Inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame (2013) – One of their most prestigious honors.

• Juno Awards – Multiple wins in Canada, including Best Group and Best Album awards.

• Grammy Awards – Nominated several times; while they never won a competitive Grammy during their active career, they received the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2010.

• Canadian Music Hall of Fame Induction (1994) – Recognizing their impact on Canadian music.

• Officer of the Order of Canada (1996) – One of Canada’s highest civilian honors, awarded to all three members.

• Numerous other honors from music magazines, critics, and fan-voted awards celebrating their technical skill and influence on progressive rock.

Ticket prices depend on a variety of factors, like time of purchase, venue, seat location and more. You can find Rush tickets for as low as $57.

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While setlists can vary between venues, Rush will likely play the following songs on tour: Tom Sawyer, Limelight, The Spirit Of Radio, Closer To The Heart, Working Man, Fly By Night, Subdivisions, YYZ, Red Barchetta, Freewill